Resume Any Chat

Resume Any Chat

Use this skill for local multi-provider chat history work across the current user's home directory:

• Codex from .codex/sessions
• Claude from .claude/projects plus .claude/history.jsonl
• Antigravity from .gemini/antigravity-cli/brain/*/.system_generated/logs

Workflow

1. Default to listing useful recent sessions directly in-chat. Show recent Codex, Claude, and Antigravity sessions first unless the user already named a provider/session. The default professional list format is:

• recent 10
• per item show:
  • id
  • title
  • last message
• then show exactly these next actions:
  • Continue in Codex
  • Continue Native
  • Summarise
  • Import into Codex History (Experimental)
• if session cwd and current workspace differ, say that briefly and suggest the safer option
• stop there unless the user explicitly picks one of those actions

2. Refresh/export the current index:

node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js export

3. Useful commands:

node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js latest
node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js latest claude --limit 15
node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js session claude <session-id>
node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js handoff antigravity <session-id>
node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js import-history claude <session-id>

Command mapping:

• show all history
• show history
• list history
• show recent
• show me all history

For any of the above, you must run:

node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js latest

If the user names a provider, you must run:

node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js latest <provider>

4. Launch the local 3-tab viewer when the user wants to browse sessions visually:

node plugins/resume-any-chat/runtime/cli.js serve

5. Prefer the safe built-in flows:

• Native resume:
  • codex resume <session-id>
  • claude --resume <session-id>
  • agy --conversation <session-id>
• Cross-provider continuation:
  • generate a Codex handoff packet
  • launch a fresh Codex session from that handoff
• Experimental import:
  • only when the user explicitly chooses Import into Codex History (Experimental)
  • import a foreign session into Codex history without replacing the safer default flows

Rules

• Do not treat foreign-session import as the default continuation path.
  • prefer native resume or Codex handoff first
  • use experimental Codex-history import only after explicit user choice
• Do not read Antigravity token-monitor/auth cache unless the user explicitly asks for that risky path.
• Prefer transcript_full.jsonl over transcript.jsonl for Antigravity when both exist.
• If a provider session has no reliable cwd, do not auto-launch; return the command and the missing-cwd warning.
• show session <provider> <id> should include recent turns by default.
  • default: show the overview plus last 5-8 meaningful messages
  • verbose: include more context, including thinking/tool lines when useful
• If the user says continue here, do not tell them to leave the thread first.
  • Run handoff <provider> <session-id> without --launch
  • use the generated summary and handoff file as context
  • continue the work in the current Codex thread
  • do not stop at If you want, I can... unless the next task is genuinely ambiguous
• Never auto-resume, auto-handoff, auto-summarise, or auto-open anything immediately after listing.
  • listing is one step
  • action happens only after the user explicitly chooses it
• Import into Codex History (Experimental) is opt-in only.
  • add it as a selectable action
  • do not use it unless the user explicitly chooses it
• Do not answer show all history by describing, linking, or summarizing state.json.
  • state.json is an internal cache/export artifact
  • mention it only if the user explicitly asks for raw JSON, export files, cache debugging, or file paths
• For show all history and similar list requests, return the direct latest output itself.
  • do not replace it with totals-only summaries
  • do not ask for provider + session id before showing the actual list
• If the prior session already contains a clear unfinished task, continue that task directly.
  • Example: if the last unfinished ask was show full repo structure, start doing that
  • only ask a follow-up if multiple next steps are equally plausible or if risk requires confirmation
• The rule above applies only after the user has already chosen Continue in Codex or equivalent.
• Do not invent a different menu or a generic conversational close.
  • follow the list-first flow above
  • avoid endings like If you want, I can... when the user already asked to continue
• Avoid rigid reply menus like tell me one of these only.
  • accept natural requests such as latest claude, show me more codex, continue this here, open the viewer, resume that claude one